@kdollasignnnn Please move the entire Sims 4 folder out of Documents\Electronic Arts and onto your desktop. When you launch the game, a clean folder will spawn with no content. Your saves and other content will be intact in the folder you moved but temporarily not read by the game. The point is to see whether everything works in a clean folder; if it does, you can start transferring over your content. Be sure to retest each time though, so you know right away if some file or files cause another crash.
I did that, i'm still having the issue... I found out that it's something in the mods folder, and I tried the 50/50 method, and I still cant find it.
@kdollasignnnn If you started with a clean folder, you wouldn't have anything in the mods folder. Please test in a completely fresh folder, newly spawned, with nothing in it.
I did start with a fresh folder, and I had no problems. But when I tried to put everything back in to test it, the problem came back.
@kdollasignnnn Then put only a few files back at a time. If that batch causes a problem, split it and retest. It's a good idea to delete localthumbcache.package each time you test as well.
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